In a work that stresses the role of class conflict as a catalyst for social change, Francois Guizot (1787-1874) shows how urban growth and a market economy led to a capitalist society based on individual rights. In the Introduction, L. Siedentop examines the impact of Guizot's work on the struggle for representative government in France.

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